If you’ve followed Blessed Trinity football, you know they are famous for brothers who are cross-sport stars, specifically athletes who play football and baseball. Well, Quinn Smith, the youngest of the Smith clan, is a senior and the premier receiver for 5A #2-ranked Blessed Trinity. When BT needs a big play on offense, Smith’s
Harris County junior Tanner Guenther went into the Week 9 matchup against Starr’s Mill ready. The highly-rated 2028 specialist had missed two field goals earlier in the season and knew that this matchup could potentially come down to a single play – a field goal – that would rest on his shoulders. “My season has
Cooper Smith is only a freshman but is already starting at Fellowship Christian. The fundamentally sound 6’1″ 240 lbs. blocker has earned the trust of the staff, and rightfully so. Smith has really impressed this season, and last week’s performance earned him a spot on the Bully Squad. The freshman was voted OL of
We have Week 10 GHSA matchups set, and our predicted winners underlined! Feel free to check out more stories around the website or leave a comment on our Twitter post or down below on the site. I’ll be at the KIPP Atlanta vs Holy Innocents’ for the Region 5 Championship at Riverwood High School. Should
The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes feature an elite edge rusher in junior defensive lineman Kylen Pope. At 6’3″ and 228 lbs., the national recruit with 49 offers is a destructive force up front, dominating the line of scrimmage this fall. Pope recently showcased his incredible athleticism, earning a spot on the top 10 plays of the
Hillgrove senior quarterback Jabari Green has been a steady leader under center this fall. The offensive leader has found success, throwing for 932 yards, rushing for 300 yards, and leading his team to a 5-3 record. Hillgrove notched another victory last Friday against Kennesaw Mountain, winning 48-7, and Green had the game of his career,
We must give our offensive linemen more love, so the ‘Bully Squad’ feature is back for year six! We have selected 5 guys for this week, and below is our vote for ‘Offensive Lineman of the Week.’ Looks like I messed up the vote when setting it up, so it will now end Thursday
Pike County is 5-2 and off to the best start since 2017, when C’Bo Flemister led the Pirates to a 9-4 record and a quarterfinal finish. They say history doesn’t repeat, but it often rhymes, and Pike County once again has a star running back powering the offense in sophomore Keylan Yates, who’s 992 rushing
Here are the Week 9 standouts from our weekend research. We have a brief write-up on each of the 10 athletes we selected, along with individual game footage from Hudl, when available. Voting for the Player of the Week is directly underneath and ends Tuesday at 10 p.m. You can only vote once per hour!
Week 9 action shook up the rankings, so we updated the GHSA 25 and several classifications. We have included a ‘bubble’ and ‘out’ section underneath each classification’s top 10. Follow this LINK for more stories from around the state. GHSA 25 1. Thomas Co. Central 2. Carrollton 3. Buford 4. Newton 5. Valdosta 6. Lowndes
Here are the 10 best plays we found from Week 9 in Georgia! Each play combines athleticism and incredible talent, but who deserves to take home the #1 play of the week? That is for you to decide! Voting stops at 10 PM on Monday, and you can only vote once every hour. The
Sprayberry faced #2 Blessed Trinity last week, giving the Titans one of their toughest games of the season. In fact, the score was tied at halftime, and one unit that made a huge difference was the offensive line. Chief among the standout unit was sophomore Isaiah Christophe. Blessed Trinity is unanimously picked as 5A’s #2
Okay, let’s kick into Week 9 games with our predicted winners underlined. No Maxwell spreads this week since people were commenting on Twitter about me being way off, and again, they aren’t my spread, just something that GHSF Daily includes into their newsletter, which you should subscribe to if you haven’t already. Anyways, I’m going
Over halfway through the regular season, B.E.S.T. Academy is 5-2 and off to the best start in school history. A major reason? The play from standout senior Curtis Hurt, who has contributed on both sides of the football, grabbing 62 tackles, 4 interceptions (including a pick-six), and 4 forced fumbles on defense; plus offensively, Hurt
Centennial has a hard-nosed, two-way playmaker emerging in their backfield in sophomore Jacobi Scott. Built like a fire hydrant at 5’10” and 196 lbs., the stout athlete is starting to gain comfort and confidence in the backfield. Scott grabbed the spotlight during last week’s game against St. Pius. The dynamic sophomore took a handoff and
A tough blocker in the class of ’28 is Harrison Jones out of Chamblee. At 6’1″ and 265 lbs., Jones has been a hard-nosed ball player, using his powerful hands and good technique to deliver strong finishing blocks. Coming off a Week 7 performance that earned him a well-deserved spot on the Bully Squad and
Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy’s Cameron Matthews has been terrific this season, grabbing 29 receptions for 505 yards and four touchdowns, along with 163 rushing yards on the ground and 9 tackles on the defense. The 6’0″, 175-lb. receiver has been a consistent threat for ELCA past the midway point of the season, regularly making electric
Here are the Week 8 standouts from our weekend research. We have a brief write-up on each of the 10 athletes we selected, along with individual game footage from Hudl, when available. Voting for the Player of the Week is directly underneath and ends Tuesday at 10 p.m. You can only vote once per hour!
We must give our offensive linemen more love, so the ‘Bully Squad’ feature is back for year six! We have selected 5 guys for this week, and below is our vote for ‘Offensive Lineman of the Week.’ Looks like I messed up the vote when setting it up, so it will now end
As we head into Week 9, we have major shake-ups in the GHSA 25 and several classifications, so let’s review the latest GHSA rankings. We have included a ‘bubble’ and ‘out’ section underneath each classification’s top 10. The GHSA 25 rankings are now officially out! Follow this LINK for more stories from around the state.
Here are the 10 best plays we found from Week 8 in Georgia! Each play combines athleticism and incredible talent, but who deserves to take home the #1 play of the week? That is for you to decide! Voting stops at 10 PM on Monday, and you can only vote once every hour. The
Week 8 is on deck, so here are our predicted winners, underlined with the Maxwell spreads included, thanks to the GHSF Daily Newsletter. For this Friday, I’ll be covering the Pope vs. Lassiter game. Both programs have two of the best quarterbacks in Cobb County, so it should be an interesting matchup. Full game highlights
Christian Heritage’s Cooper Middleton has become a regular on the website. Last season, the 2027 linebacker earned two top play awards, and last week, Middleton earned a top performer spotlight after nabbing 15 tackles in a big 35-31 win over Gordon Lee. The All-State senior’s big Week 7 earned him Player of the Week honors
Last week was loaded full of great plays throughout Georgia, but one standing above the rest was junior receiver Ryder O’Malley’s 68-yard score against Chattahoochee. The explosive 6’2″ receiver caught a deep ball 35 yards downfield, coming back to the football, which left the defensive back out of position. O’Malley turned upfield, sprinting towards
Freshman William Howard Jr. has started his high school career with a bang. The 5’11”, 164-pound defensive back’s early impact on the varsity has resulted in 32 tackles, 2 for a loss, and 3 interceptions. The exclamation point to those three interceptions happened last week, when the 2030 defensive back picked off a pass
